Sentence examples for the opening selection from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the opening selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the first choice or item in a series, such as in a performance, presentation, or list. Example: "The opening selection for the concert was a beautiful symphony that captivated the audience."
You will now be presented with the opening selection box, select "new drawing".
Selected as the opening selection of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in New York on June 10, Hooligan Sparrow earned Wang the Nestor Almendros Award for courage in filmmaking.
The opening selection, "Spent Days Out Yonder," from 2000, is slight.
The opening selection is a compilation of key clips from the first two years of the human rights video Hub at witness.org.org
Veteran New Yorkers could certainly appreciate the opening selection on the New York Philharmonic program on Thursday night in Avery Fisher Hall.
Sony itself is set to show off the opening selection of PS3 games compatible with 3D-capable TVs and stereoscopic glasses.
Long Yu conducted the Philharmonic, some of whose members were wearing brightly colored outfits instead of the usual black, in an energetic rendition of the lively opening selection, Li Huanzhi's lyrical folk-infused "Spring Festival Overture".
"Waltz With Bashir," which as of Thursday afternoon did not have American distribution, was a welcome tonic, given the cloying aftertaste left by the festival's opening selection.
The festival's opening selection today, Zeze Gamboa's "Hero," is the first feature to come out of post-civil war Angola, and it is joined by the customary offerings from Asia, South America and Western Europe, as well as several from former Warsaw Pact countries that attest to the renaissance of ambitious filmmaking in that part of the world.
But from the first hard-swinging notes of his opening selection, "I Hear a Rhapsody," it was apparent that pianist Berg embraces both the art aspects and the viscerally emotional qualities of the music.
Of special note is the opening night selection from Burkina Faso, Dani Kouyate's "Keita!
